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In a move that is intended to build the most user-friendly and engaging TV solution for Austria, ORS Group has signed a multi-year contract with the Copenhagen-...

| 25 May 2021 Looking to enhance TV browsing and content discovery for its 1.8 million TV subscribers, Belgium’s largest cable operator Telenet has extended its deployments of Media Distillery technology in its nationwide cable TV and IPTV video services. The installation is designed to improve the UX across 20 24-hour channels, is part of a new multi-year agreement which says Media Distillery demonstrates Telenet’s ongoing trust in ability to help improve user experience (UX) and encourage subscriber engagement. The technology is now live and is seeing Image Distillery use A...

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| 03 March 2021 Aiming to improve content discovery and drive engagement and viewership, Gracenote has launched Personalized Imagery, designed to help video services by presenting what it says are the most appealing programme images to viewers in their user interfaces (UIs), content carousels and programme guides. The curated programme images are designed to be appealing to viewer interests and preferences and to lead to more hours and titles watched. The feature uses Gracenote Video Descriptors including mood, theme and scenario in conjunction with cast information and the compa...

In early October, we reported on the progress of a major effort to make BPL’s manuscript collections more accessible online. That project, which is ongoing, aims to create new descriptions of as many manuscripts as possible and to bring those descriptions into the BPL online catalogs. The separate project described below complements that work. (Above) readers stand in front of the so-called Bates Hall catalog in a photo taken in 1925. Each cabinet held around 100,000 cards and only a fraction of the catalog is pictured. (Below left) Drawer 74 in the Rare Books Dept. manuscript card catalog....